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Q: LSIL PAP smear
asked by: amber♥ on April 3rd, 2008
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So I went to my doctors appointment to get the results of my pap smear, and they said it was abnormal. It came back for LSIL (low-grade squamous intraepithelial lesion). It is a precancerous condition of the cervix. 2-3% of all Pap tests result in a diagnosis of LSIL. There is 5 classes of it.

Class I- Normal

Class II- Mild dysplasia

Class III- Moderate dysplasia

Class IV- Severe dyslasia

Class V- Cancer of the cervx.

Luckily, I'm only in class II. My doctor said it could of been that I had had a yeast infection, and it might of triggered the test. They gave me a prescription for a vaginal cream called clindesse. Has this happened to anyone else?

Edit* I got to hear the baby's heartbeat, and see it move around. My doctor said "It looks like it's trying to ride a bike"
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RachieBaby82
replied on April 3rd, 2008
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I haven't been through this, but I just wanted to tell you how sorry I am you're having to go through it. Sad Stuff like that is so scary. I'm sure you'll be just fine, they can probably fix it right up for you. And YAY for seeing your baby!! Congrats!! yes
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Mabel
replied on April 3rd, 2008
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Have you been tested for HPV?
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amber♥
replied on April 4th, 2008
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what's HPV?
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rosejackson
replied on April 4th, 2008
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I'm sorry hun. I'm sure everything will be just fine. Keep your chin up Smile That's great about having to hear the baby's heartbeat Smile
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lagringarican787
replied on April 5th, 2008
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HPV- human papoloma virus [spelling??] its the number 1 cause of cervical cancer.. that is why they have a vaccination for it now [[hey speaking of that i need my 2nd shot of that]] my sister has it... it can cause a few complications ... but it is a sexually transmited disease that sometimes is completely invisible as in my sisters case. she had no clue she had it untill she got tested... the worst part is she got it because , well she was with her husband since they were 15 ... but when they were 22 they got engaged... well since they have ONLY dated eachother they had some rough times and decided they needed to date other people, so they broke off the engagement... he slept with a few girls and got hpv, then gave it to my sister when they got back together... she was quite p!ssed
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funnichick1
replied on June 13th, 2008
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i found out i had an LSIL when i was 17 my docter sent me to a specialist and they burned off the cancerous cells but now im 19 and i get gardasil i wish i would've known about it back then back in october i found out i was pregnant and i had a miscarriage 3 days later i was only 4 weeks but me and my bf didnt know y......yesterday i went for a pap and my doctor told me if the LSIL came back i could become infertile so my question to anyone who might kno the answer is can u get pregnant and have a healthy pregnancy when you have an LSIL and is it hard to get pregnant? because my bf and i have been trying for months and nothing is happening Confused
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Mabel
replied on June 13th, 2008
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Low grade cell changes on your cervix will not make you infertile. In fact, your miscarriage was not due to LSIL. Early miscarriages are most often because of chromosomal abnormalities at a microscopic cellular level. There would have been nothing you could have done to prevent that. I'm sorry.

You do not still have LSIL because it was burned off your cervix. This shouldn't have anything to do with your pregnancy or your ability to get pregnant.

Good luck!
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funnichick1
replied on June 14th, 2008
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thanx but i also have hpv which the doctor didnt explain clearly enough to me what it was until recently she told me it doesnt go away but i thought it went with the LSIL.....so since i get gardasil now what does it protect me from since i already have hpv?
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Lilly Ivy
replied on June 14th, 2008
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Gardasil protects you from cervical cancer (I'm pretty sure). My doctor advised me to get it BECAUSE I have HPV.
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E1234
replied on January 26th, 2009
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GARDASIL DO YOUR RESEARCH
Gardasil is BAD NEWS please don't get it, it has been reported to VAERS to have caused miscarriages, and multiple horrible side effects. Please research, it DOES NOT PROTECT you from cervical cancer, it only may help with 4 forms of HPV. It is not the only way you can get cervical cancer, which is treatable. PLEASE PLEASE Do your research independent of what MERCK is spewing. It has also had several deaths linked to it. Please do your research, read the blogs of the mothers caring for these sick girls. Don't just rely on what the paid entities are saying. It is scary.
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kelly002
replied on March 25th, 2009
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i was wondering with all the girls who had lsil...did u girls go thru a biopsy and if so did they tell you it was dysplasia or actually the form of genital warts?
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mparson12
replied on June 23rd, 2009
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I have a LSIL and Mild Dysplasia (Type II) Which isnt terrible. There are 4 types. Also i have HPV (Which yes is a sexually transmitted disease but what they dont tell you is that if you have only been with one partner as i have you can still get it just being sexually active can trigger it.) And no, it doesn't affect having kids
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